Colorado River –
Flow: 2,430 cfs/Glenwood Springs
Conditions: Conditions are beginning to change as summer turns into fall. Hoppers and streamers are the name of the game right now. Nymphing has been productive with smaller BWO patterns now becoming commonplace. Attractor nymphs like perdigons, bullets, frenchies, worms, rubberlegs and princes are all catching some fish too. With cooler weather and a time change approaching, there’s no need to get out there early as the better fishing has certainly been afternoons into the evenings. Feel free to call us for daily river conditions 970.963.5741
Flies
Dries: Caddis Variant Ginger, Egg Laying Caddis, Rubberleg Stimi’s, Tarantulas, Para Hopper, Chubby Chernobyls, Juicy Hopper, PantyDrop Hop, PMD Flag Dun, Rusty Spinner, Flying Ant, BWO Sparkledun, Para. Adams
Nymphs: Pat’s Rubberlegs, PT Soft Hackle, Soft Hackle Prince, CDC Red CJs, Guides Hares Ear, Perdigons, Bullets, Halfback PMD, Swiss Straw Emerger, PTs, Soft Hackle Peacock/Orange, Barr Emergers, RS2s, Biot Emergers
Streamers: Mini Dungeons, Gongas, Sculpzillas, Thin Mints, Sculpilicious, Sculpzilla, Orange Blossoms, Skully Buggers
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